Maguan, Guizhou

Maguan Town (Chinese: 马官镇) is a rural town in Puding County, Guizhou, China. As of the 2010 census it had a population of 44,596 and an area of 115.07-square-kilometre (44.43 sq mi).

Maguan Town
Chinese transcription(s)
  Simplified马官镇
  Traditional馬官鎮
  PinyinMǎguān Zhèn
Maguan Town
Location in China
Coordinates: 26°13′24″N 105°45′04″E
Country China
ProvinceGuizhou
PrefectureAnshun
CountyPuding County
Area
  Total115.07 km2 (44.43 sq mi)
Population
 (2010)
44,596
Time zoneUTC+8 (China Standard)
Postal code
562101
Area code(s)0851

Administrative division

As of January 2016, the town is divided into 1 community and 30 villages: Mabao Community (Chinese: 马堡社区), Mabao Village (Chinese: 马堡村), Maguan Village (Chinese: 马官村), Gaoyang Village (Chinese: 高羊村), Shanjiao Village (Chinese: 山脚村), Zhongba Village (Chinese: 中坝村), Xiaba Village (Chinese: 下坝村), Jiaguan Village (Chinese: 贾官村), Haoying Village (Chinese: 号营村), Hebao Village (Chinese: 荷包村), Yubao Village (Chinese: 玉宝村), Yutun Village (Chinese: 玉屯村), Potou Village (Chinese: 坡头村), Tianguan Village (Chinese: 田官村), Erguan Village (Chinese: 二官村), Fengjia Village (Chinese: 冯家村), Liugu Village (Chinese: 六谷村), Shuiba Village (Chinese: 水坝村), Changpo Village (Chinese: 长坡村), Xiaohe Village (Chinese: 小河村), Piguan Village (Chinese: 皮官村), Shangbao Village (Chinese: 上堡村), Xiabao Village (Chinese: 下堡村), Duanqiao Village (Chinese: 断桥村), Yangliu Village (Chinese: 杨柳村), Wanhe Village (Chinese: 湾河村), Pianyang Village (Chinese: 偏杨村), Yuguan Village (Chinese: 余官村), Xuejia Village (Chinese: 薛家村), Yangzhai Village (Chinese: 杨寨村), and Zhangguan Village (Chinese: 张官村).

Economy

The local economy is primarily based upon agriculture and local industry.[1][2]

Culture

Festive lantern (Chinese: 花灯) is the most influence local theater.[3]

Transportation

The Guizhou-Kunming railway passes across the town east to west.

Attractions

Yuzhenshan Temple, Tianlongshan Temple and Fengxiashan Temple are Buddhist temples in the town.

Wenchang Pavilion is a famous scenic spot.

Notable people

  • Ren Kecheng (Chinese: 任可澄; 1878–1946), politician, minister of Education in the Peiyang government
  • Liu Gangji (1933–2019), philosopher and professor at Wuhan University

References

  1. 马官镇:飞地小工厂开工. Sohu (in Chinese). 2017-07-26.
  2. 马官镇工会:让村民实现从种庄稼到“种文化”的蝶变. people.com.cn (in Chinese). 2016-07-02.
  3. 贵州普定:传统花灯照亮新生活. Baidu (in Chinese). 2018.
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